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Understanding Dementia Behaviors

Aug 20, 202624 min

Again With the SAVE America Act Within a Speech?

Aug 13, 202628 min

The Price Fix of Your Groceries

Aug 10, 20268 min

Creating a Dementia-Friendly Home

Aug 6, 202623 min

Aging Dump

Jul 30, 202619 min

Outbreaks in Our Food?

Jul 25, 202626 min

Data Drought

Jul 23, 202624 min

Supporting the Person Behind the Care

Jul 16, 202624 min

Epstein a Spy?

Jul 13, 20266 min

Lack Of Republican Votes Under SAVE Act

Jul 13, 20265 min

Iran Billions

Jul 9, 202618 min

Understanding Dementia Through Communication

Jul 2, 202623 min

4th of July, Unforgotten Independence

Jun 30, 20267 min

Delaney Hall and the Bigger Immigration Debate

Jun 25, 20268 min

The Documents That Matter Most, Dementia Planning

Jun 18, 202627 min

The NDA Problem

Jun 11, 202620 min

Voting Rights Then and Now

Jun 4, 202615 min

When The Primary is Over...

May 29, 202613 min

From Loss to Purpose with Dr. B

May 15, 202637 min

From Gas Pumps to Grocery Aisles

May 12, 20267 min

The Playbook We've Seen Once Before

May 11, 202610 min

NDA With Big Tech, Did Ohio Communities Secretly Approve AI Infrastructure?

May 10, 20266 min

You Never Chose AI… The Expansion Already Around You, and Inside Your 401(k)

May 9, 202610 min

Howard Lutnick and the Transcript the Public Still Can’t Read

May 8, 20268 min

Where Your Property Taxes Go… Breaking Down School Funding and State Aid

May 7, 202613 min

Ohio’s Hidden Safety Nets, 10 Laws And Programs That Could Reduce Financial Pressure

May 6, 202610 min

Where Did Congress Go? The Lawmakers Who Vanished From View

May 6, 20266 min

Borrow, Buy, Die

May 5, 20266 min

When Representation Stopped Rotating, Citizens to Career Politicians

May 4, 20267 min

Billions Abroad, Cuts at Home

May 3, 20268 min

The day the voting map changed again, Supreme Court's decision April 29th 2026

May 2, 20266 min

When Voting Rules Change

May 1, 20264 min

Protocol Versus Reality

Apr 30, 20266 min

The Missing General… And the Questions That Followed

Apr 20, 20263 min

A Story 20 Years in the Making, Sarah Marshall

Apr 17, 202630 min

The Global Puzzle No One Is Explaining

Apr 11, 20265 min

Genocide? Nuking Iran? And the Fallout That Reaches Us

Apr 7, 20266 min

A Warning Without Shouting, War in the Middle East

Apr 5, 20266 min

Ep 374What Do Iran, Microchips, and Balloons Have in Common?

Exploring how global conflict tied to Iran is impacting more than just oil and gas, uncovering a lesser-known resource quietly connected to supply chains, technology, and everyday life in ways most people never think about. #EnergySupply #GlobalEconomy #SupplyChain #Microchips #Helium #Geopolitics #ResourceAwareness #DidYouKnow #EconomicImpact #EverydayEconomics

Mar 28, 20263 min

Ep 373Spring Might Be Here… But Next Winter’s Energy Costs Are Already Starting

A quiet shift in the global energy system is already underway, and most people won’t notice it until the bills arrive. What’s happening behind the scenes with LNG, global demand, and supply limits could shape what you pay to heat your home next winter. #EnergyCosts #HeatingBills #NaturalGas #LNG #EnergyMarket #CostOfLiving #ElectricityPrices #GlobalEnergy #WinterPrep #EnergyCrisis

Mar 23, 20265 min

Ep 372The Truth Behind Gas Prices in America

Exploring why gas prices continue to rise even when the United States produces much of its own oil, breaking down the global system that quietly determines what Americans pay at the pump and uncovering the disconnect between expectation and reality. #GasPrices #OilIndustry #EnergyPolicy #GlobalEconomy #FuelCosts #EnergyIndependence #EconomicsExplained #CurrentEvents

Mar 22, 20265 min

Ep 371Oil, Power, & Profit While Families Turn To GoFundMe: Hidden Stakes Behind This War

Exploring how a series of global headlines connect a widening regional conflict, rising oil tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, hesitation from international allies, economic pressures building at home, and difficult questions about who bears the human cost when war expands. #MiddleEast #IranConflict #GlobalOil #StraitOfHormuz #EnergyMarkets #WarEconomics #Geopolitics #CostOfWar #GlobalTensions #EconomicImpact

Mar 16, 20267 min

Ep 370No Insurance for Americans while Pentagon Spends on Lobster and King Crab

Exploring a growing contrast in Washington as millions of Americans face rising insurance costs and possible coverage losses while new reports reveal controversial Pentagon spending at the end of the fiscal year. Looking at what the numbers actually show and what it could mean for healthcare and federal budget priorities moving forward. #HealthcareCosts #AffordableCareAct #HealthInsurance #ACA #RisingPremiums #FederalSpending #BudgetPriorities #PentagonSpending #HealthcareAccess #PolicyAndPolitics

Mar 11, 20267 min

Ep 369Coaching Beyond Limits: Coach Scott Martin’s Comeback Story

A warm and engaging conversation with Coach Scott Martin about resilience, perspective, and finding purpose again after life takes an unexpected turn. In this thoughtful yet lighthearted chat, Martin reflects on surviving a rare infection that changed his life, the long road of recovery, and how he rediscovered his passion through coaching. Filled with humor, honesty, and heart, the discussion highlights how perseverance and belief in others can transform even the most difficult setbacks into something meaningful. #Resilience #OvercomingAdversity #CoachingBeyondLimits #ScottMartin #PlayFromYourHeart #SportsLeadership #YouthCoaching #Inspiration #HumanSpirit #NeverGiveUp

Mar 6, 202653 min

Ep 368Immunity, Influence, and the Epstein Files

Exploring the documented history of Jeffrey Epstein’s rise, the unusual legal protections that shaped his early plea deal, and the ongoing battle over sealed and unsealed records. Examining how power, surveillance allegations, and elite access created a structure that continues to raise questions about leverage, accountability, and institutional failure — without speculation, and grounded in what the public record actually shows. #EpsteinFiles #InstitutionalAccountability #PowerAndInfluence #LegalTransparency #InvestigativeJournalism #CourtRecords #PublicAccountability #JusticeSystem

Mar 3, 20268 min

Ep 367Women, Voter Access & Iran: Connecting the Dots

Exploring how International Women’s Day frames today’s debate over voter access, the SAVE Act, expanded federal oversight, and escalating tensions with Iran, tracing how policy decisions, election narratives, and global conflict messaging can intersect ahead of the midterms. #InternationalWomensDay #SAVEAct #VoterAccess #ElectionPolicy #FederalOversight #ElectionIntegrity #Midterms2026 #IranConflict

Mar 1, 20268 min

Ep 366Power, Policy, and Public Opinion Today’s Newspull

A fast-moving rundown of the headlines shaping the national conversation right now, highlighting the legal decisions, political tensions, and public reactions making waves across the country. #PublicOpinion #ImmigrationPolicy #SupremeCourt #GovernmentAccountability #WildfireSettlement #ElectionMaps #DOJ #Infrastructure #PoliticalNews

Feb 21, 20264 min

Ep 365Equal Time or Equal Silence

Exploring the controversy surrounding Texas State Representative and U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico after a nationally televised interview was pulled over concerns about the FCC’s equal time rule. Examining how the rule is intended to function, the historical exemptions for news and interview programming, and the broader question of whether regulatory caution is protecting fairness or limiting voter access during an election cycle. #EqualTime #FCC #JamesTalarico #FreeSpeech #BroadcastRegulation #Election2026 #PoliticalMedia #PublicAirwaves

Feb 17, 20263 min

Ep 364Rebuilding Humanity Through Fiction, A.M. Geever

We spoke with Annie Geever today about her path into post-apocalyptic fiction and how writing gradually shifted from a personal outlet into a serious creative pursuit. We talked with her about her fascination with exploring what happens after catastrophes rather than focusing on the disaster itself, and how those aftermath settings allow her to dig into human behavior under pressure. Our conversation centered on character-driven storytelling, moral complexity, and the idea that power dynamics are often rooted in some form of love, whether for a person, an idea, or survival itself. We also talked about independent publishing and what it takes to keep creating a lasting label. Overall, it was a thoughtful discussion about resilience, motivation, and the emotional layers that shape compelling fiction. #PostApocalypticFiction #IndieAuthorLife #CharacterDrivenStories #StorytellingCraft #MoralComplexity #WritersJourney #HighStakesFiction #CreativeProcess #IndependentPublishing #DystopianThemes

Feb 13, 202625 min

Ep 363The Epstein Ripple Effect

Exploring how the Epstein case continues to reverberate across culture, legislation, and politics, as a prominent artist distances herself from an agency tied to newly surfaced emails, lawmakers introduce Virginia’s Law alongside survivors to address longstanding legal barriers, and a U.S. senator questions a cabinet official’s past associations. Tracing how accountability now unfolds not only in courtrooms but through reputational shifts, policy reform efforts, and political scrutiny. #EpsteinFiles #Accountability #VirginiaGiuffre #InstitutionalReform #PoliticalScrutiny #SurvivorJustice #PowerAndInfluence

Feb 11, 20263 min